Sentence examples for not as rigorous from inspiring English sources

It is true that much of educational research is not as rigorous as it needs to become, but rigor is not the same thing as crunching numbers.

But critics say the profession of fingerprint analysis is not as rigorous as generally believed.

The argument, though, was apparently not as rigorous as it looked.

Bateson acknowledged that the research councils and funding bodies in the past were not as rigorous as they are now.

Mortgage lenders usually ask for a survey of the property, which is not as rigorous as the inspections required by homeowners' insurance companies in the United States.

Because Haier's shares are listed in Shanghai -- where financial disclosure is not as rigorous as in Hong Kong -- analysts say it is difficult for outsiders to assess the impact falling prices have had on Haier's performance.

But its methods of review aren't as rigorous as those in the D.S.M., and many await the imprimatur of the updated D.S.M., due in 2013, which is expected to account for developmental stages of disorder across the lifespan.

Those quality standards aren't as rigorous as the international norms that UNICEF supports.

Homeschool isn't as rigorous as it sounds for some kids.

While being a paramedic isn't as rigorous as, say, being a fireman, you should still maintain your cardiovascular health as well as your strength so you can continue to do your job.

But these studies might not be randomized clinical trials and so would not be as rigorous as the studies that led to approval.